But if it's Fabio Wardley, I would just imagine Daniel to beat him a lot quicker this time," said Jones.
He further highlighted Dubois' natural physical advantages and power despite acknowledging Wardley's resilience and punching power.
"I have so much time and admiration for Fabio Wardley," said Jones.
Jones reiterated his belief in Dubois' overall boxing fundamentals and superior strength in the division.
"He's a one-off with his lack of amateur experience," said Jones.
The advisor described Wardley's rise in the heavyweight division as a unique story while maintaining that Dubois remains the superior boxer.
"He's a 'Rocky' story.
But I just believe that Daniel is a better fighter than Fabio Wardley, better fundamentals, bigger puncher, stronger than him.
I just think Daniel Dubois is better than him," said Jones.
Jones acknowledged that Wardley possesses the knockout power to alter any fight's trajectory.
"But Fabio Wardley has an equaliser. He showed he can hurt Daniel.
He put him down twice. But they were his only moments in the fight, in my opinion," said Jones.
He concluded his assessment by reiterating that Dubois ultimately dominated the physical exchanges in the first fight.
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"I think Daniel ended up giving him a right beating in the fight. Let's see what happens.
But Fabio's a really good man. I wish him all the best.
If he fights Daniel next, we'll see him soon," said Jones.
Jones expressed goodwill toward Wardley's future regardless of whether the rematch agreement is finalized.
